A stay in Provence
B&Bs and holiday cottages in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and the surrounding area.
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5 properties: B&Bs, holiday cottages and rentals
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Mouriès
Charming Bed and breakfast
Above Mouriès, three comfortable, air-conditioned rooms enjoy panoramic views over the Vallée des Baux. Among pines and olive trees, the property offers peaceful surroundings for outdoor breakfasts and unhurried rest. A base in the heart of the Alpilles, close to the villages and paths of the hills.
Places to explore Alpilles · Baux de Provence · Saint Rémy de Provence · Arles
Noves
Charming bed and breakfast
Near Noves, a single guest room for two welcomes travellers in a small independent house surrounded by meadows and fruit trees. Spacious and naturally cool, it offers a peaceful stay, with breakfast on the terrace or beneath the olive trees. Avignon and the Alpilles are within easy reach for outings.
Places to explore Saint Rémy de Provence · Alpilles · Avignon · Luberon
Maussane les Alpilles
Charming Bed and breakfast
In Maussane-les-Alpilles, two rooms and three suites, all air-conditioned, offer warm décor and thoughtful comforts. Breakfast beneath the arbour and relaxation spaces invite peaceful days. Walk into the village for restaurants and strolls, with Les Baux-de-Provence and the landscapes of the Alpilles close by.
Places to explore Alpilles · Baux de Provence · Saint Rémy de Provence · Arles
Maussane-les-Alpilles
Charming bed and breakfast
In Maussane-les-Alpilles, five air-conditioned rooms, including a suite, feature carefully chosen Provençal décor. Each has its own entrance and a shaded terrace for breakfast. Among olive trees and Mediterranean plants, the property offers a peaceful stay near Les Baux-de-Provence and Saint-Rémy.
Places to explore Maussane les Alpilles · Baux de Provence · Alpilles · Saint Rémy de Provence
Graveson
Prestige bed and breakfast
In Graveson, near Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, three rooms and a suite, all air-conditioned, feature soft, refined décor in a Provençal house. Terraces and a patio offer peaceful places to enjoy the day. The chef’s cooking and time relaxing by the hot tub give this address its focus on good food and comfort, between the Alpilles and Avignon.
Places to explore Saint-Rémy de Provence · Alpilles · Avignon · Baux de Provence
Saint-Rémy-de-Provence lies at the foot of the northern side of the Alpilles, about twenty kilometers south of Avignon. The town combines a lively old town, shopping streets, terraces, markets and quick access to the landscapes of the massif.
This position makes it a practical base for alternating heritage, villages, olive-tree roads and excursions towards Les Baux-de-Provence, the old village of Eygalières and the Saint-Sixte chapel, Maussane, Daudet’s mill at Fontvieille or the Rhône valley.
A short distance from the center, the ancient site of Glanum recalls the Roman depth of Saint-Rémy. Les Antiques, with the triumphal arch and mausoleum, stand at the entrance to the road leading into the Alpilles and towards Les Baux-de-Provence.
Nearby, Saint-Paul-de-Mausole remains closely linked to Vincent Van Gogh’s stay. The surrounding landscapes, cypresses, olive trees and pale ridges of the Alpilles inspired part of his work.
The Musée des Alpilles, housed in a Renaissance mansion, helps explain the relationship between local people, agricultural crafts and the land. The Wednesday market in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, local festivals, transhumance and bull-related traditions give Saint-Rémy a life that extends well beyond the tourist season.
Staying in a bed and breakfast in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence lets you enjoy the center on foot, then quickly reach the paths of the Alpilles or nearby villages. The town offers a good balance between animation, heritage and direct access to the Provençal countryside.
Summer is lively, with markets, terraces, local festivals, long evenings and easy access to the Alpilles landscapes. Spring and autumn offer a quieter pace for Glanum, Les Antiques, nearby villages and the roads through the range.
The centre is convenient for walking to shops, restaurants and markets. The surrounding countryside is better for quiet stays, gardens, Alpilles views and easy access to Les Baux, Eygalières or Avignon.
Access to woodland areas may be restricted or prohibited according to fire risk. Check official departmental information before setting out. Choose a route suited to the heat and your ability: a short distance on the map does not necessarily mean an easy walk.
